Gordon Browns Digital Communication team posts news on the microblogging tool Twitter. Subscribers to this channel got press feeds and short 140 characters updates.

In June 2008, Premier Gordon Brown answered a first sample of questions by the British citizens. Everybody could create a video and upload it to the video-platform YouTube. The only restriction was that the video had to be under 60 seconds lenght.

According to the authors, Lords of the Blog is an experimental project to encourage direct dialogue between web users across the world and Members of the House of Lords.

TID+ stands for “Tomorrow I decide +”. It is a software and a set of documentation that were developed under a project co-financed by the European Union, under the eParticipation Preparatory Action.

This website makes available to voters all the websites produced for Swiss referenda and initiatives and archives them after the date of the vote in order to preserve them for Swiss political history.